Eastern Jiangnan Stronghold, Han and Jin Dynasty Relics - Wuhu County, Ancient Tomb Treasures.

Wuhu was formerly known as Zhongjiang, an eastern Jiangnan stronghold. Wuhu County was established in the Western Han Dynasty and was part of Danyang Prefecture. From then on, Wuhu had a formal system of governance, which continues to this day. Many precious historical artifacts have been unearthed from Han tombs in the Wuhu area, which are on display in the "Eastern Jiangnan Stronghold, Han and Jin Dynasty Relics" exhibition hall of the Wuhu Museum at No. 50 Renhe Road, Jiujiang District, Wuhu City, Anhui Province. In 1981, three Han tombs were excavated in Hejiayuan, Wuhu City, all of which were vertical pit wooden coffins. The burial objects unearthed from the No. 1 Han tomb include more than 80 bronze, pottery, and talc objects, as well as more than 100 five-zhu coins. The bronze objects include tripods, spinning wheels, bells, jars, basins, zas, incense burners, lamps, mirrors, and bears, phoenixes, and puzhou, etc. This is the largest, most complex, and highest-ranking Western Han tomb discovered in the Wuhu area to date, with the most burial objects. Most of the exhibits are precious cultural relics unearthed from the Han tombs in Hejiayuan. Ticket information: Free Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00, open on public holidays Transportation: Walk 660 meters from Wuhu City Government or take bus No. 4 for one stop.